Aus vs Uk Tax Calculator v1.0
Nov 19th 2003, 10:00 pm
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Aus vs Uk Tax Calculator v1.0
1) To use:
Download the zip file and extract the MS Excel file.
(If you haven't got winzip, search for winzip in google. Its a file compression program. Expats do not allow me to upload a xls file directly..)
Enter your UK and Aussie current/expectant gross salaries and, UK tax code (like so):
eg 456L - 4560 (drop last letter, add 0)
2)To follow
a) Graphs
b) Ni and Super calc
c) cost of living
Wasn't sure if the tax brackets are calculated correctly, so spot a mistake, let me know. I assumed that the taxable salary is broken in to chunks.
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Download the zip file and extract the MS Excel file.
(If you haven't got winzip, search for winzip in google. Its a file compression program. Expats do not allow me to upload a xls file directly..)
Enter your UK and Aussie current/expectant gross salaries and, UK tax code (like so):
eg 456L - 4560 (drop last letter, add 0)
2)To follow
a) Graphs
b) Ni and Super calc
c) cost of living
Wasn't sure if the tax brackets are calculated correctly, so spot a mistake, let me know. I assumed that the taxable salary is broken in to chunks.
Badge
Last edited by badgersmount; Nov 19th 2003 at 10:07 pm.
Nov 19th 2003, 11:21 pm
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Re: Aus vs Uk Tax Calculator v1.0
Badge,
This is good, but it doesn't factor in the Medicare Levy, or various tax credits (see the attached) that can reduce the final tax bill.
Short of actually processing a dummy UK and Australia Tax Return and computing the overall income tax bill it is very difficult to come up with a model that picks up all the available tax credits in the UK and Australia so that one can truly compare like with like - maybe this is an assignment in the offing for a Uni student somewhere!
Best regards.
This is good, but it doesn't factor in the Medicare Levy, or various tax credits (see the attached) that can reduce the final tax bill.
Short of actually processing a dummy UK and Australia Tax Return and computing the overall income tax bill it is very difficult to come up with a model that picks up all the available tax credits in the UK and Australia so that one can truly compare like with like - maybe this is an assignment in the offing for a Uni student somewhere!
Best regards.
Originally posted by badgersmount
1) To use:
Download the zip file and extract the MS Excel file.
(If you haven't got winzip, search for winzip in google. Its a file compression program. Expats do not allow me to upload a xls file directly..)
Enter your UK and Aussie current/expectant gross salaries and, UK tax code (like so):
eg 456L - 4560 (drop last letter, add 0)
2)To follow
a) Graphs
b) Ni and Super calc
c) cost of living
Wasn't sure if the tax brackets are calculated correctly, so spot a mistake, let me know. I assumed that the taxable salary is broken in to chunks.
Badge
1) To use:
Download the zip file and extract the MS Excel file.
(If you haven't got winzip, search for winzip in google. Its a file compression program. Expats do not allow me to upload a xls file directly..)
Enter your UK and Aussie current/expectant gross salaries and, UK tax code (like so):
eg 456L - 4560 (drop last letter, add 0)
2)To follow
a) Graphs
b) Ni and Super calc
c) cost of living
Wasn't sure if the tax brackets are calculated correctly, so spot a mistake, let me know. I assumed that the taxable salary is broken in to chunks.
Badge
Nov 20th 2003, 11:24 am
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Re: Aus vs Uk Tax Calculator v1.0
Originally posted by Alan Collett
Badge,
This is good, but it doesn't factor in the Medicare Levy, or various tax credits (see the attached) that can reduce the final tax bill.
Short of actually processing a dummy UK and Australia Tax Return and computing the overall income tax bill it is very difficult to come up with a model that picks up all the available tax credits in the UK and Australia so that one can truly compare like with like - maybe this is an assignment in the offing for a Uni student somewhere!
Best regards.
Badge,
This is good, but it doesn't factor in the Medicare Levy, or various tax credits (see the attached) that can reduce the final tax bill.
Short of actually processing a dummy UK and Australia Tax Return and computing the overall income tax bill it is very difficult to come up with a model that picks up all the available tax credits in the UK and Australia so that one can truly compare like with like - maybe this is an assignment in the offing for a Uni student somewhere!
Best regards.
regards,
Badge
Nov 20th 2003, 11:45 am
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I like that.
I like that.
Jan 5th 2004, 11:17 am
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Re: Aus vs Uk Tax Calculator v1.0
Originally posted by badgersmount
1) To use:
Download the zip file and extract the MS Excel file.
(If you haven't got winzip, search for winzip in google. Its a file compression program. Expats do not allow me to upload a xls file directly..)
Enter your UK and Aussie current/expectant gross salaries and, UK tax code (like so):
eg 456L - 4560 (drop last letter, add 0)
2)To follow
a) Graphs
b) Ni and Super calc
c) cost of living
Wasn't sure if the tax brackets are calculated correctly, so spot a mistake, let me know. I assumed that the taxable salary is broken in to chunks.
Badge
1) To use:
Download the zip file and extract the MS Excel file.
(If you haven't got winzip, search for winzip in google. Its a file compression program. Expats do not allow me to upload a xls file directly..)
Enter your UK and Aussie current/expectant gross salaries and, UK tax code (like so):
eg 456L - 4560 (drop last letter, add 0)
2)To follow
a) Graphs
b) Ni and Super calc
c) cost of living
Wasn't sure if the tax brackets are calculated correctly, so spot a mistake, let me know. I assumed that the taxable salary is broken in to chunks.
Badge
Regards
Jan 5th 2004, 11:53 am
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Re: Aus vs Uk Tax Calculator v1.0
Originally posted by badgersmount
1) To use:
Download the zip file and extract the MS Excel file.
(If you haven't got winzip, search for winzip in google. Its a file compression program. Expats do not allow me to upload a xls file directly..)
Enter your UK and Aussie current/expectant gross salaries and, UK tax code (like so):
eg 456L - 4560 (drop last letter, add 0)
2)To follow
a) Graphs
b) Ni and Super calc
c) cost of living
Wasn't sure if the tax brackets are calculated correctly, so spot a mistake, let me know. I assumed that the taxable salary is broken in to chunks.
Badge
1) To use:
Download the zip file and extract the MS Excel file.
(If you haven't got winzip, search for winzip in google. Its a file compression program. Expats do not allow me to upload a xls file directly..)
Enter your UK and Aussie current/expectant gross salaries and, UK tax code (like so):
eg 456L - 4560 (drop last letter, add 0)
2)To follow
a) Graphs
b) Ni and Super calc
c) cost of living
Wasn't sure if the tax brackets are calculated correctly, so spot a mistake, let me know. I assumed that the taxable salary is broken in to chunks.
Badge
http://www.count.com.au/Calculators/...calculator.xls
Jan 5th 2004, 4:09 pm
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Thanks Badge,
Confirmed what I thought - ya pay more tax as a % of salary in Oz.
Confirmed what I thought - ya pay more tax as a % of salary in Oz.
